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Originally posted by ST:
Hi Reverend Jim,

Thanks for using The Sketcher!

This is just a quick note to send you a link to your Sketch in case you want to review it, edit it, or share it with others.


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Codes:
Orange numbers are Systems and Inputs using those Systems.
Blue ringed numbers are Channels on the Systems.
Green numbers are for general notes about the Sketch and connections to non-Bose gear.

Hi Reverend Jim,

Please tell us about the music, the audience, and the activities surround the performance.

(ps - I moved mixer "in" so that we wouldn't have to scale the image to see everything and make it fit in the forum).

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A friend of mine is exploring possibilities within church to move to the L1. I would greatly appreciate
assistance with how each musician would be mixed. The board is a 20 channel Mackie. Based on budgeting a max of two L1's/2B1s.

All mic's are wirless and lapels except acoustic guitar vocalist.
Acoustic guitar would be direct into L1
Bongo's currently not mic'ed
Congregation seats near 200
Mixer, Computer, Dvd player located in sound room
Bass amp much smaller than picture.
8 mic's total(including 2 lapels)
1 Lapel for Pastor
1 Lapel for keyboard player#2


Thank you,
Todd Matherne
4L1's/5B1's going strong.
Bose featured band
http://www.billboardband.com

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We are a duo but we each play different instruments for different songs.

We both sing.

All acoustic instruments with pickups are currently going through an individual Boss EQ/Pre-amp before hitting the mixer. Might not be necessary with L1(?).

Musician #1: Primary instrument is acoustic guitar (Martin D28) with Baggs pickup, but also plays '56 Gretsch through a tube amp, and piano.

Musician #2: Primary instrument is acoustic mandolin using a bridge pickup for rhythm volume and a directional mic for lead volume (would consider other options). Musician plays acoustic guitar on some songs. The Les Paul in the sketch (orange 1) is a substitute representation for an solid body electric mandolin which would essentially have similar pickups if not similar tonal range, currently being played through a tube amp. There's a possibility of a solid body ocatve mandolin in the future for musician #2 as well...

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Three Piece Rock/Blues Band
www.three-legged-dog.com

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How large are your typical venues?

What kinds of events do you play? I am trying to get a sense of what the audience is doing during your shows.

Do you ever mic the Drums?

With this little bit more information, I should be able to come up with a stage layout for you.

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MD player is to record shows and play back music during break.

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System 1:

• Channel 1: Vocal Mic KMS 105 Preset V2.0 #12 Neumann KMS 105
  
• Channel 2: Acoustic Guitar with Pickup and Processor Preset V2.0 #00
  

System 2: Drums: Double B1 System plus A1 PackLite ™ Extended Bass Package (A1 + two B1 Bass Modules)

• Channel 1: Vocal Mic KMS 105 Preset V2.0 #12 Neumann KMS 105
  
• Channel 2: Kick Drum (AKG D112 shown) Preset V2.0 #72 Kick Drum, AKG D112
  
• Channel 4: Overhead and Snare Drum mics through mixer
  

System 3: Bass: Double B1 System plus

• Channel 1: Vocal Mic KMS 105 Preset V2.0 #12 Neumann KMS 105
  
• Channel 2: Bass with Bass Pod Preset V2.0 #00
  

System 4: Keyboard

• Channel 1: Keyboard
  

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ST - minor edits
-- changed colour of numbers to correspond with normal coding system
-- moved PC/CD Player so overall image width would fit better with the forum layout.

1 - Lead vocal
2 - Backup Singer
3 - E-Drums, Acoustic Guitar and Keybord
4 - PC or CD player

Band are playing Praise and Worship songs in a 20M x 40M worship center.